The editors of the Argus would like to dedicate the Argus to a special counselor who has triumphed over the extreme stress of her job. While it is only her fourth year, she has become an activity head, a job that involves countless duties. Steve Rosenfeld, who had been the landsports head for so many years, had much experience in doing his job. When he moved on from Shohola, no one was experienced in dealing with the green/white color war competition and the daily inter-camp sports. Rosenfeld himself chose this staff member to lead because of her enthusiasm, her commitment, and her ability to deal with pressure. This counselor now had a task that involved much tricky work in which she had absolutely no experience. Her job was made even more difficult when rain had postponed the Olympics and the Swim Meet.
It has been a long 8 weeks, but she has pulled though and amazed us every single day with her positive attitude. Dealing with making sure everyone is where they are supposed to be in the green/white color competitions, to dealing with her two rowdy dogs. The Banquet edition of the Argus 2000 is dedicated to Leone Inman.
